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Dave Barry Slept
Here
(A Sort of History
of The United States)
By
Dave Barry
Dave runs American history through the wringer,
and comes up with some wonderfully warped formulations. (The Vikings, for
example, "were extremely rugged individuals whose idea of a fun time
was to sail over and set fire to England, which in those days was fairly
easy to ignite because it had a very high level of thatch, this being the
kind of roof favored by the local tribespeople...")
Covering pre-Columbian days through the dawn of the Bush administration, Dave
Barry Slept Here is the funniest thing to hit this great nation since
the Smoot-Hawley Tariff of 1930.
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How To be
Funny: Discovering The Comic In You
By Steve Allen
No one knows more about comedy than Steve Allen. For decades
as a writer, performer, and keen observer of the social scene, he has
looked into every aspect of who's funny, what's funny, and why. Now he
shares his discoveries in a book designed to help every reader develop his
or her special talent for funniness. For anyone who wants to be a more
amusing conversationalist, a more effective public speaker, or just more
fun to be around, HOW TO BE FUNNY is as foolproof as a Steve Allen punch
line.
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The
Joy of Work: Dilbert’s Guide to Finding Happiness in the Workplace
By
Scott Adams
Cubicle warriors rejoice! New York Times best-selling author is back
with a sidesplitting look at corporate America & how, despite
Management's most nefarious efforts, creativity can still thrive in the
workplace.
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